This invention relates to a phytotherapic composition associated to polyvitamin and mineral supplements in anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, immunostimulant treatments, as well as helping treatments of viral infections, musculoskeletal inflammatory disorders, and gastrointestinal disorders with lesions, in addition to microbiota alterations.

This invention is related to a phytotherapic composition associated to polyvitamin and mineral supplements for anti-hepatotoxic and antioxidant treatment, besides helping hepatic protein synthesis and the circulatory system and contributing directly to neurotransmitter synthesis, whereby its hepatoprotective action helps patients with liver diseases or developing hepatobiliary disorders, providing relief in dyspepsia and liver-related digestive problems.

This invention is related to a phytotherapic composition associated to polyvitamin and mineral supplements for anti-hepatotoxic and antioxidant treatment, besides helping hepatic protein synthesis and the circulatory system and contributing directly to neurotransmitter synthesis, whereby its hepatoprotective action helps patients with liver diseases or developing hepatobiliary disorders, providing relief in dyspepsia and liver-related digestive problems.

This invention is related to a phytotherapic composition associated to polyvitamin and mineral supplements for anti-hepatotoxic and antioxidant treatment, besides helping hepatic protein synthesis and the circulatory system and contributing directly to neurotransmitter synthesis, whereby its hepatoprotective action helps patients with liver diseases or developing hepatobiliary disorders, providing relief in dyspepsia and liver-related digestive problems.

Embodiments of a method and supplement for preventing and/or treating gastrointestinal distress, including ulcer conditions, in animals such as humans are disclosed. The supplement is in a tablet or capsule form and comprises mastic gum and an emulsifying agent such as lecithin. The supplement may also comprise B vitamins, one or more prebiotics or probiotics, and one or more minerals as well as, pH buffers and flavoring. A disclosed method of preventing and/or treating gastrointestinal distress comprises orally dosing an animal such as a human with the supplement at least once daily.

Embodiments of a method and supplement for preventing and/or treating gastrointestinal distress, including ulcer conditions, in animals such as humans are disclosed. The supplement is in a tablet or capsule form and comprises mastic gum and an emulsifying agent such as lecithin. The supplement may also comprise B vitamins, one or more prebiotics or probiotics, and one or more minerals as well as, pH buffers and flavoring. A disclosed method of preventing and/or treating gastrointestinal distress comprises orally dosing an animal such as a human with the supplement at least once daily.

Disclosed herein are methods of administering compositions comprising a mixture of salts that induce purgation of the colon and are useful to cleanse the colon. Furthermore, the disclosed methods prevent degradation of PEG and allow for cleansing of the colon without the use of adjunct laxatives, including stimulant laxatives such as bisacodyl. The disclosed methods are superior to the prior art in that they allow for higher tolerability, improved safety, lower volumes, and improved patient compliance.

Disclosed herein are methods of administering compositions comprising a mixture of salts that induce purgation of the colon and are useful to cleanse the colon. Furthermore, the disclosed methods prevent degradation of PEG and allow for cleansing of the colon without the use of adjunct laxatives, including stimulant laxatives such as bisacodyl. The disclosed methods are superior to the prior art in that they allow for higher tolerability, improved safety, lower volumes, and improved patient compliance.

Disclosed herein are methods of administering compositions comprising a mixture of salts that induce purgation of the colon and are useful to cleanse the colon. Furthermore, the disclosed methods prevent degradation of PEG and allow for cleansing of the colon without the use of adjunct laxatives, including stimulant laxatives such as bisacodyl. The disclosed methods are superior to the prior art in that they allow for higher tolerability, improved safety, lower volumes, and improved patient compliance.

A nutritional supplement containing fish oil and selenium has been identified that enhances immunotherapy of tumors, particularly in regard to reducing PDL-1 expression. A formulation for such a supplement that is both well tolerated and palatable is also provided.